July 13, 2023, published at 11:15 a.m. ET
Jimmy Allen denied sexually assaulting his ex-business manager – claimed they had a consensual relationship until he ended things to work on his marriage, RadarOnline.com has learned.
That’s according to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com. Allen has asked a federal judge to dismiss all claims against him.
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As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Allen was in May sued by his former business manager for alleged sexual abuse.
In the complaint, the woman, who filed the case under the pseudonym Jane Doe, said she was hired by Allen right out of college.
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Doe said Allen raped her in March 2021. She claimed the two attended a taping of American Idol and then went out to dinner. Doe claimed she passed out after drinking a few glasses of wine.
The next thing she remembered, she woke up naked in her hotel room. She claimed to have bled from her vagina.
Jimmie Allen with wife Alexis Gale
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Doe said she was a virgin before the incident. The lawsuit alleged that Allen took Doe to a pharmacy and bought her the Plan B pill. After taking the pill, Doe said the country star told her, “You’re mine now.”
The lawsuit alleged that Allen sexually assaulted Doe multiple times during her employment, including allegedly grabbing her breasts and shoving his hands down her pants. Doe sued seeking unspecified damages.
Now Allen has denied all allegations of wrongdoing and filed a countersuit against his ex-employee. He said the woman suffered no medical or psychological harm as a result of his actions.
He admits to sleeping with Doe, but said the relationship was consensual – including meeting after the American Idol taping.
Allen even admitted to buying the Plan B pill, but said Doe wanted it.
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In his countersuit, Allen said Doe started working for him in 2020. He said that he started having a sexual relationship in May 2021.
“Throughout the relationship, sexual encounters were initiated by both Allen and Doe,” the suit read. “The relationship lasted until the fall of 2022, when Allen ended the relationship to focus on repairing his relationship with his wife.”
Allen said Doe quit her job after he ended the relationship. The singer said Doe and her attorney spoke with an outlet before filing their lawsuit.
He said Doe included several untrue allegations in the article that were not included in her lawsuit, including claims that he and his team threatened Doe. She also called Allen a “predator” and stated that her life had been “turned inside out” by him.
Allen said Doe falsely portrayed the relationship as consensual.
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Allen said the article caused him to be suspended by his label, removed from the main stage lineup for CMA Fest, and dropped as a starting speaker for Delaware State University’s 2023 graduation. had been dropped by his agent, publicist and suspended by his management company.
Allen said he has lost lucrative endorsement deals since the article came out and has been unable to book musical gigs or other gigs.
His countersuit is seeking unspecified damages.